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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

run ANswMns TO TWo ouEsTroNa TMl
HAYS HxnaoraHp TACOMA.

run ANHwMRs TO Two oUEsTroHa TmAr
uAvn HxnncnnNp TACOMA.
wishln ths past lex dayA ssnsa he
pablieation Of the Hing With The Audi.
toF % The articles Of lnaogpoeAaioa q
the Tacoma Milling aad Suslalna OoEn-
pany tthe pennis Ryan smelteFl. the
Qeestsons why don't Dsnnis Ryan's
name appeAR amaaa thsss % Ne
trustees In The articles of inoogpcEa =
.ionF aad. eWhaa b tAa Faaaoa that
TIE capital stock hes been Feaasoa FROM
two 10 ene miliioa fshave baan psupsand.
ed BY the olltzsna TINES witAens nan
oof. 10 ofdeF 30 80 90 eu1hnFilaiive
aasser 70 thess and saiiafy curiosity Ne
to~T-lNfx111ozScHn feRor,eg called on
Mt ". =. Ihompaen. Thls RenaipmAn
repiied thai b. b. aalnsha, uf Sc. Paal,
was the attorney e punnis Ryan. b
answer 10 The ARA qaastioa. and -
miiiioa e enoaGh for . Smaller - Tie
latter. Ar. ". d. Tyler vas sea jasi
~ BE was abcat 10 - aboard ths Flaaa-
weed. sod u Feapenaa 10 lha p0pnaawAa
tnteFfe9Atiaa naid. aim9ly, ~uAg Ne
eidnJ vast - b oae - Ne tsaeaass.
netseew Oallen, his parsnes h every
tntne-the hotal and sesFYthinR elRA. IL
cue % tae ineofPoEators - wsii e. B. b
0aln4eas bic ei1eFnsy. VIA eAn1s oat -
dfaW 40 The papers Tue EeMann why
Hcauaes Andsrsnn And mysalf are ineue-
RoratoEs IL thai taFea. az tuo=thirAs Of
them, must b tesadeata Il ne TsFSi-
toRy 70 Woi1h The Coueany = ioaaaad.
AZ - he cAFitAi." Be cad. ~thssa are
tWo miliioa aoiiaTa haak % Ne Csm-
pAsy and that b wAaa b maama hy shs
IfSvteas pnellcation.S
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

We have eomploted mESnnRemenas
wtth rs aEanHpeEtaktnn eompanlsn 10
carry On Q aensEal hnngaRm ned tnnmafEE
baEinsn IL saafilo and are rrspaFsa b
AsitvsF haaaaas - suy paFt % ne city
a any ho1R e to DAY o. nigot q Fes-
snuabaa ra1as. SEATTLE TMAHNyKa Coz
rAxx. O@as. eorneR Masn and 6scond
ssrsetA TelspAons Al aaooin
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

a aELngT Aunrxmun WITNESSES 1zvnL1
eQHMB m rHH AuprToA'a oRsEcn.

a aELRgT AuDruMuM wFxMmnaKn A 11vnLx
sozMB M TEE AuDrron'a osgrcn.
The County OornmIsslonsrs had bal
Just settled down 70 voFk e thsiE after.
noon naegion yesterday, Whea q Mrs.
Petersen, from the Muck country, en-.
tered The room and proceeded 30 read
ths Fios net 70 Audltog HuRGsna. MF.
Huaeina. unpgspaFed for the onalaaahA.
stood muta and took tbs abuse like q
soldier. The difficulty vas due 10 the
resent action Of the CommisaianeEn IN
raiaina the assessed valuation Of q Ger.
tain tract Of land owmed BY MFa. Peter
eons 70 uhioh she took strong ohiee-
ton1 Co@minsionsf fay seized upon
an idea and endsavoFea 20 explain 10
he eufaaed we0az thai tbe ta1es we're
20. materially eAanRsd and that the go
lion meseiy Falssd The valuation Of the
pfopsssy.
Ten 10 fol" she exclaimed.
You've added 800 10 The vAlaation Of
my property, whioh means IS more
taxes, With which eould 6uy Shoes and
seedlings Tor NJ children. Goodness
knowa yoa ael anonRh mensy e1t 81 ns
peor people without FobhlnR na."
II YES the Oommiasionere tara nov
% Rel mad, and be did. 0lanoina
aFoand a tho An1iaoE's slaa. ths a6.
ete1etoEa ana others In The ofass, Who
had len their WoFk DO witness The Audi
tors Fubhing down, aud feeling sasufe
10 hla position, be tanned ou ths nov
farioes female ana told her 10 east
Qua" thai suaA lsn9uaae uaald aoa b
tolerated any longer. II had TIE de.
sired effect and Mrs. Pstsfaoa ealmed
down, and. a. che isfa The once, tuFuoA
her face toward che CommlasioasrN
viii "a expeeaaiSn vhioh slid II doa'0
belieye you fallovs are any uss 10 the
suanlg, anyhow
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

ne ENTKMRRIs b ~ mosi pop
alsr NJ glove % Anesies. eLl6 fen ASs
kuifcns. $50 foF eiRAt bEltouG Thsy
aEa far beluW tie EE1os 6 any o1hzB
asnndArd mnkRR, and for % and 0mTa-
hlIlfV are unExoelied Tke above are re-
al rxissa tthe Glove b nef sid q wboas-
saisl q SCH WABA0HkR BROS. eal1
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

Il pariIanlnxsy favorable De- the contEae-
400 q DiphshHFsa. Hss1 Ne waFuin9
ana uss Dsxby's PEophyiautie Rlnid II
q ooos all1ys the tnnem1aticn 81 ne
aAruAA enb4nss he paAn and gives Per
unznnns rsiief. IL promp1ly and elect
mnily Destroys ell onzta01u1 and diph-
ahaElsis esrzps. - ID q safsgzard against
ai1hehsria, and should Be esd On ths
Arss symptoms 81 sors thFeAt - .
saEalA.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

PnalnznanI vonK az Ezs FEnur pAraI

H4z#Is
OLINrIA. Eee4. g
The foarth arseAl Cesfarenoa "a ths
~. = CAafcA fes Ne DislFiet a RsR.l
eoand esmmeaeeA b thia cay ysslSl-
DAY wednnad ~ !. 10 fah lusa-. hlaAar
kandolvA 4 feaaas. DID. LID. pss.
aidfna.
Rre.imiraFy deretieaAl axeruisas uers
eenaasted b Rev. O. MsDaRmath
aflof wAieh The 6aa1am4na % ne ESaRa's
eappef uas administered b. - RssA.
oe aasfNad hy REaaiaznR klaass Il
1ouFa ana Hrouu
Iee eseFeeaEy ef The lasi CsafnRuaaa
called tAe Esil ard tha fptlnWfRa ~
nn1nt11 . tAalf saaass A, keia.gnsn.
A. Ateood. h Y. BraahA ". 4 Cssusr,
J. n. nsaieaa, J. p. DsEUrA I. Dtlisa. J.
Ey1A 4. y, hMn9am. q. A. Lmn1an. A
1AnhaeA. y. q. u Hans6, r. y, Me~.ng
An Aaang. y. B, Msn1tnan. .. n
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

snsxz4n. Thn,nzzy. Blpf.A
xhs annmsnp AM breazh1 b 1nA1-
sls fosny - pa1aaass e frziA unah e
nnssk 60 b q missnsAis ssm1l1ians
ensna ImEwalx - aAa luna pasmGs.
81 fhs fsstxhs rs1ssEsa ~ - slssmns
fzako fsnm 0supupills usss evs nsks
1t Nnstky nsa sna ssEsnag meks e
go as1p uAas2.
a aaasnsd az Yahima mslans wass r.
eusssa i Eanls,s ts1ng.
q hsxpss<sd shns ~. einDsun. e
- Portland srm. wkisA - sharielsd
- Bsifiah ship Psruian . lnad . rsiarn
essus q mhsnt fssm Punss soand. WI
c.sns . BsnttEs Il . fsw dsyG Ths
shlp'u M days sEs nnubsrtd from -
esnbss IL nnd efisr sspismbsz soth ~
shsrssrsrs IN Aass 70 pa dsnurraaa.
Ahous 100 tons a. frun ssaain IN "a
v.r,,a for 4 ssfMsnina un1il ssa can 60
ssin 3 porai1n % hez sEzEo e Wheat.
PRODUCE REOEIPE8-Psst -
kenEs incin1s 8 paekaGcs ha1.1.. 2 casss
eana IL saaks % atness q saaxs ~ Meas.''
"a snnks hozE, 80 snoks fse4s ~ pes.
go ffuit epd caEload Of Delons. I.
aSnks gWeetz. B bundise n1oea II
hendiss pslasI 3 eoops chleksn4 - 50
Sc, : hogs 5 esces oyaess4 2 -
aim0thy sd, and % hAErsl9 nme:
ThssR wNKe also reoeleeo l19 tens 9
fEnlnha b. the s1samehtp Aisis end !
easieaAs % messhandies % ne R1Gss
nsund Ghsse Linz.
aHIPMENre-Gensz msRohandl,e
- ahiDpsd from esAt1le dnEi11 tne
ua1s "a houFa In chs foli0MinR qnenkl-
s1as: O. &P. h. B.. 20 sossi =. :. ..
Tlns 10 tonsi sesameRs Go. =. etaEi
/ ton, Emma Hayward tors, Mieeieen
sene. Grass eon. Apgus1a 3 tona, OIfy
of oainey 3 tens. Nellie D sons, tanng
Eaks 5 tons, EsanRel ~ tens. v. 3.
MeFwin z sens, Elixs Anderson l6 tons
OAT6-L.ocally the maFkst 10 on NJ
dsslina. Jobhina FA1ss ere piaooa q
as Ger ten, wholesalers making redne
sens from this rats 70 tie tEads. Re
AL pTisss are plsosd 81 81 80 Der csatal
| oR &ETy60 Der ten.
wHRAT-A small lot Of 20 sacks Of
aew crop wheat Was reserved frou
OospeVilis today. u b TIE hzsl Of ~
new crop 10 Sc hFo1eh8 70 seattle
Prinsa here are unohaneed. ReeailecI
ees 81 20 par eentaI o. 80 per Ion.
R60S-Rereipts today Only 5 oA@e1
/ Maxkst very legally supplieo. ROrtlanf
| MARKET imprcFed. Puget Sound eRz
1 hxina IS cents peg dosen.
! BUTTER-KeQs Of ptakied b1ltog Ell
haina shipped from California. ID
rnnTkst q nTn with adsansinG pEtoel
RssaileTs gst u cents per two-poan'
roll Of freEA battaR.
HAY-0Fe1sEs Get ele per ton 20
hay delivered here. Dealers - -
psf tca for PuRs1 Sound bay eno u
psF ton fog Yakima Wild grass hay.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

Cmznkaa. SEA A-Whsa1-s1sad
sesbs -; osl5bN. ne; hss-
ambw. ~.
A. 3 1Bss NoxamhaF, ~ sis
OEis-Eesady, en1h. 2ksfes Oc1obsE,
EEN WgVomheEs Sc.
perk--Rixmsf. ysnF el40s January,
eiaT7.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09
AFeafa meVaasA,

Wksnm0rnH, Sept. e.-Astine Pose.
mastsr Ganssai BtsVenson hes direetsd
that AFoaAa, Gal, Be mads Q Rresidsn-
siaI posaofdsa On OatobeR laa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

WAnnEna7oE, Sept. 6.--JeF0me Lee
Ohisg q division Of the Second Comp
trollsr's oGlos, died this morning. The
daosansd was nppointe0 b. Secretary
SheEman and had served In the Treas
uFV Departnent since 1876.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09
r-.sA.sz's :
Voa IVA Upela $50


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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

Tia oasa Of Frolman ". Oregon feF
damages, which vas tried bafofe Judge
DaVidson this week, YES deeided BY
jury In favor Of Dlaintt1.-Kittiss 10
eaIfssFs
TIE Spokane college has spenl 0vsz
$4,000 In preparing the insaitution Ter
fhis year. and h 10 bettsr Snaps than
ewes 20 care for and Instruct larRs
number Of students. II hroatels.
A heavy rain fell throughout Eastern
Washington and Oregon for three days
Caring The weak. This Il the Arst rain
einea Inne and y earlier and heavier
than usual for she Arst rain Of the So
san. Harvesting has been Considerably
delayed, end probably seme damage
will be The EasulA
II a not generally kuown that oolnn-
bic county contains Q bop ysEd, bat
euoh u the ease. u. Pumpslly ano
Wan. Leach have tWeniy-one acfes n
hops en- the Tukanon. nse miles above
MarenRo and expses 20 pick % 600
rounds theFefrom this season. w. Il.
Jackson and p. Bishop have lust com
pletsd for these embryo hop kings. .
DRY house and Q store house, the former
twenty feet hieh ana tWanty feet square,
he latter 2lx26 and eiRhseen feet 70 the
caves. Dayton Cbr0aiels.
Ia q an outrage upon the patience Of
Q community that she eest and west
mails ever the Northern Paoins road
ahoalo not long aimee have bsen trans
| foETed 10 the Cascade Division thereof,
| instead Of being sent By way OF Paseo
/ and Portland 70 She Puget Sound towns.
Under the present arrangement mail
mattere ere three days In transit BE-
tween Yakima and Tacoma and Seattle.
There Il no earthly excuee foRtl, beyond
the red tape and don't care methods Of
| those whose duty ID Is 10 speedily adj
/ last the matter 70 the rev mode Of
transportation. II the superintendent
Of The mail service Of this division
aaisspf His chief clsxk q Portland
| wxOte the postmaster at Tacoma tha1
| favorable report had been made 20
| Washington % extend the railway mail
service from EileuaburR 10 Tacoma -
econ Is safioisnt red taps could Be- oat
for that purpose. Hurry u up Xakt
ma RsDublse.
The Caves In the vicinity Of M.
Adams, situated about II miles from
lie bass. are very interesting study y
~ 44tefaIA4t8 ou3 - 4-a1 k-@s.--s
| 30 The eight-asoT and tourief. We we're
surpriaed 70 find the mouth Of these
suhteRranean chambers 30 be on Q Level
With the surrounding oourtEy. No bill
denotes their appearances. Simply .
few sunken roeks vita a. 0penina
thr0ueh them, and JOG are 10 . vAat
chamber, With hRAnehinG corridors Ct
your riaht aad laft. We he'd no means
Of measurina the length Of thRse pas
ssRes, bat u took Twelve minutes %
paas from the mouth 10 he end OF ons
branch. stalsctites aud gtalAg mites
formed Of What appoaEa 10 have been
melted lava, are seen In SOME Of them
but In Cns-the lee Cave-the AdoFn-
msnfs are of solid ice. Great columns
reach from the top 70 the lee door. lee
above, Toe bslou, and lee on I'll sides.
ThiB cave II Raced By ladder, twelve
fest long Ger. AyliHgfoa Tisaes.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

PnrLApELRHzk, Sept. e.-The arm Of
Chipunan q Holt, extensive miners and
shippers Of bitnmfnous coal, has made
an assignment. The Assets are esti-
mated q ass 900 and The liabilities a
a9lT 600,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

vunuA, Sspt. IA large number d
ullciais ana merchants have bean ~
rested here for eonnssaie1 With exten-
aive frau6s In the Vienna Custom House
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

Loupu1, Bapa. As-Tha ggvsKumanl
hag annsnssa % the RraniinR Of q nuhsi-
az kskoo0 yaariy 70 The Csnadian Pa
sile Railway for carrying the mails 10
ana ffom he eAst.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

INV Yonx, Sept. s.-The stock
magkst today showed . dsoEeaslng VOL
ama Of business and falling Oh 10 ont
side inAareea, while the traders we're
pginoipally aslleEA TheFe were % timea
free negotiations, and without any sps-
cal pressure Of long stock. Prices
sAeged near the end Of the day. Flucta-
atioa1 we're naEroWeR and tFadina
quiniaR than on. any day for the pasl
weak. Ouly Western Uuion. Naw York
Osnignl and Sc. Paul are higher tsniRht.
sd fhaBo for insigniGUaEt fractions.
0oveFnmens honda we're aull and
haayy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

DunEu, Sept. &.--At . speeiAl meet.
ina Of she If1sh PFivy Ceancil today q
wna decided 20 have O'BEisn arrested Il
be does nos appear before The OoaEt 81
Nitchalatown t0moETow IN answer te
she summoDs served on him. MeG9su.
HAbouchFe. Dilion and oeneF MembeFs
q PnrilAmsnt win proceed 20 MisoAels-
tuwu tomoEfo1.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

NV YonE. Sept. e.-Monsy on ell
was easy 81 3la6 per cent, last loan I,
elnssd 0Rered 4; prime mereantiie paper
7tao; starting exuhanae, dali, unsettled,
eZ731<@a.o9 foe 60 dag htllss eAeS1<0
"a for Demand.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

TnzsEpu, IN. j. j. espt. 6.-Abolt 800
e. .he I..aine ksoalot:lo.i.ss e TIE i
esate net Y eontere1es y Ihis city this
m1EnlnN. bpe8ohea we're made n The
hsped for from either OF shs isaolne
paFtieA As
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

Les ARaREMa. Sept. e.-Tom GormIee,
whe asanalled Q litlle Rixl named Mag
gle owitxsg, anA Who has sasosasfulfy
eindeo ne ofaeers for neAFly two
months past, has been aFrestsd n Hsx-
leo end Wss heesaht here today.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

TmMnA, HspG 6s-EmpsFuz Francis
yoeeph has eonfsrFed upou II. Faatsur
ne deooTnaion oe tie O,dss Of The IFon
Grown With Ne ti1ls Of DaRua.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

OmARA, SEPT. e.-Tha aaasndanas a
The Grand ARmy q ne Revuhlio 80
union today VS. fully 5000 A. 8 ..
.. thsl0 gag nne aFltlisTy dFill b.
Battery Five % he eeeo1a Unlta1
ota.e9 ARllllsGy, under Oolonei Weed
SUI. % Fort LssvenWoFth. IN the
eveniRa there took plAea % Cat on
L4ke shan oaitle between tbs Mast
tog and HsFTimae. and ne running q
NE bloeka1e - VieksbuEa. A nan On
board The OAFoaaslse 80 baaly burned
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

WAsmmorcH. GeplembeF al rsaidenaI
Cleveland came IL frufn OAkvisw this
afssEn0oo and received Bishop fFsland
cad Rev. James 4. etspAea. d TIE Ro-
nan Catholic MIsaion nehool. Indian
a9aiFs VS. he subisgl q The lnfeEview.
Later ID The day members 81 TIE Ostho-
lee Church Bsnedelnl Association 10 the
nnmbsF Of l9s, nov IN session In this
cry, called e the white HOUSE and
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

Is FnAuuusco. eup& e.--psssr John.
So . aFsmaa hslonnlna 70 Ne s1sansF
K@plrs walsh srFiVtd nsssnlly from
Paast sound, was Arrested lazs na9hs -
o1l.um Hoaas O@nsf AnHin1aE f1s
emua4ling opfam. Tee eAoeR founA ,
too poand can Of prepared epipm n
SoAnson'e poaBsgsioa % boaR6 -
sesa@sF. Joonsga says be boaght ~
81 - Nanai@a. b q, fos palm Oh and
dia not knoW IL true soaBsnaa siii ahe
Oaaeem Housa of1sgR uEnned IL Tke
Cnasom Houas lnnpeaasF naafshaa ths
pasamaf thia TnuFninn end found So Ave-
49, boxss % Ne dFua. - vafns q
VAish h soozi 500
Progressive LaDsr Rnrsy.
Nsv YoEx. SEA- s.-Dslaasasa fuun
abeeA stx1y lAhos ana poai1isai oEnanl-
sa1iuna a. 6oalAlisaie tunaamssm mst
hsre euniaht ard foRuasa . $50 polllieal
paytY h opposi1toa 10 HeaEY ooes1a.
d = 70 b kssvs - ne Psazrsasivs
LAhoF paTay a
nassAaai eamss.
Dxz.oEr. Sea- s.-DstruiiA Pisasbnrs
Was-nusuu. s.va a-Paaaaslsaia
7, wssnisrton 6
Busrss. sssI s.-Bzssa 8 Ssw YOrk
cssnAsa. ssua CAisARo s InaAan-
ap.alla 10
NV Ya.E. Sega s.-MssrupollasuA .
s-sszsss. So s-ssssAsss I. q
LoG3a I.
RaIEmu.n ssVs. s-Ralaa@sss !.
EHasMfnnmaf 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

h PAso rexas), espt. e,-LAsnaiAdi
Naiesa q Paso Gel NoFte. who 10 Prose
ontine Attorney Of the Oonrt and next
N nuihorlty 10 Judas Xabis, Who 70
ssntiy as.auised Uoasul BRIGHAM, haa
received Q telegram snnouncing the
Suspension Of zabia and requesting him
10 taFn over immediately she archives.
&c., Of The ooars and letters b the GFss
elaalds, 1aam BArela. 0plnl1ns difRsf
g - he oagss Of XablA's snepenaion.
eems assign q 10 HE nnwaKsAnted a.
laek upoa Oonsul Brigham, and oahesa
say that charges made aeainst him by
Mayor Province bFoa@hs ahunl aha EG
calls. Ths Buprsms Court Of khe State
Of ChihaAhua has snspsnded him e
secret session and he sxaes cause mag
never BE- made public.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

BuzEm, esHA 9--The Qlaasun nag
islFaaes have sentenced Mr.. Hayden,
editor Of The West MSafh Eeanstnsr, 10
three months imprisonnsnt for Oh
slEnqlinR NE police daEina recent
eHEallena
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

I1nDou. Sega os--BlT James FcEau-
ann, PngliamantARy BeeEstagy q ths
Eoeeian Ones. announced IN tue House
Of Oommona today that tbs Govern
meat had Foesiyed advises that ne
0ofmang bad depoesd the King Of So
moa and that Ne E1ali1h aD1 Amertoan
Oonsuis e Apia ha& protested again11
TIE ASTON az GeEmanY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-09-09

WkanTn0TOH, HaDs. b.-1h9 eld1IAI 90
pas8 e. ahe ofAsass IN charge Of rs neW
cruiser Hoglon up0n hsg npeant tRial
lgfo up Long IalAnd has bese received
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lasted six hsuFs and resulted IN she De-
Voioriug q noEe hoEns power than ~
$50 required b. The esnexnes. ia
maxfmum cohesive hoRse poser oevsl.
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| ths trial was $50. Tho mean distAnoi
ran pr hooF waa - 10 KNOBS; usenl
Fsvulution, 6oSk Per minnta and msal
Steam pressure 50 pOands Per sgnaz'
inch.
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FOUND DEAD IN HIS ROOM.
John s. Rainey Suicides az tne
Continental.

Monday evening there arrived from
the west by the regular Denver express
a rather well-dressed young man. VINO
appeared to be in good spirits ana
was certainly one of the last persons
who would ever be accused OF meul-
teting suicide. He came up to the
Continental Hotel, where he registered
IN firm hand as Virgil Raleigh
Leadville, Colo" He was assigned TO
room 112, and as no one remembers
seeing him in the dining room lit is but
fair to presume that he did not venture
out after the door closed upon him.
Yesterday morning the chambermaid
knocked at the door, but received no
response. and later in the day, at about
ported that the door was unlocked;
tbat he had called the occupant, but
had failed to arouse him. Mr.. Rock
Fdge. the clerk, and Mr.. joseph
Oberndorfer, q guest of the house, went
man was dead. On a table near by
were placed all his personal effects, and
in conspicuous place the following
note:
am registered here as Virgil Raleigh,
but that is not my name.
Ny real name is James S. Rainey.
am a native of Mount Sterling, Ky.
Am q years and 3 months cid. Was
lately assistant postmaster Of Calico,
San Bernardino County, alifC rnia, but
owing to failure in biz. had to leave.
Please notify Mrs Jennie Wilson, of
Los Angeles, Gala, P 0. box 32S, of my
decease. Also John Y. Oversheimer.
Of Calico, California.
l have no reasons to assign for this
unless they be those of expediency gen
orally. JAMES S. RAINEY.
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University Alumni.

The first annual meeting of the grad
yates of the University will be held to-
night at the residence of DR.. Park,
commencing at $50 clock. The pro-
gIamme consists of an address of vel
come by DR.. Park, q response by E. H.
Anderson, an address by Orson How
ard, toasts and sentiments. etc. All the
graduates are cordially invited.
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There was also another paper, at frs

There was also another paper, at first
thought to be written in short hand,
but on subsequent investigation was
discovered to be Arabic. An inquest
was held during the afternoon, when
the verdict was returned of death from
choral, self-administered. The phial
of choral was purchased in Salida, Col.
The persons named in the above note
have been communicated with, and the
body will be held until a reply has been
RECEIVED.
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First Day, Tuesday, June FL, 1887.
No. 1.-Trotting, $50 class ....:... $500
No. 2-Running, IS mile dash, all ages. 200
No. 3.-TrottiDg. 2.25 class. .............. 500
second Day. Wednesday, June 81.
No. 4.-Running, Utah Derby, rs miles,
for S-year-olds, entrance $50,
half forfeit, closes April 1St.
1887 $500 added
No. 5.-Trotting, So class .,......... $500
No. 6.-Pacing, 2.40 c ass. 200
No. 7.-RunniDg. p mile, heats, all ages, 80
Third Day, Thursday, June go.
No. S.-Trotting. % class $500
No Pacing, free fer al. -. 500
No. 1o.-Running, mile dash, all ages .... $50
Fourth Day, Friday, June "a.
No. u.-Trotting, 30 class ..... 800
40. l2,-Trotting, Coffee John stake. g.
year-o.ds and under, entrance
$50 half forfeit; entrance closes
April 1st, 1887; $500 added, also
cup given by 'Coff john 49, 150
No l3.-Running, rs mile dash, all ages. 400
No I4-Ruuning, juvenile stakes 2
$50, half forfeit; entrsnce closes
April LIST, 1857 $500 added
Fifth Day, Saturday, June rs.
No. 81 rotting, free for all .......... 500
No. I6-Running, q mile heats, all ages. 500
No. I7.-Running, mile heats, all ages. 400
For conditions see Programmes
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SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
Five Days, Commencing Tuesday, June q,

Races VII eommence promptly at 2p.m.
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For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents.
Sold by A. G. Smith Il Co.. druggists. 5
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COMPOSITION FIRE-PROOF ROOFING.

AN NOW PREPARED TO PUT ON THE
Il Composition Fire-Proof Roof;no Nv LIE
Is l, considered the best adapted and most
durable Roof for our climate anu iioS'
ELIAS NORRIS.
No u West South Temple Street
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1887-03-24

A farm house wide and spacious.
standing couspicuOusly on high hill
side, shaded by tell naples. and rem
dered bright and home-like by many
colored flowers and trailing vines.
which catch on and cling to every
conceivable object which chance to
stand in their way. A meadow,
stretching far away in the distance
and divided by long lines of cherry
trees, which just now are bending be-
meath the weight of gold and crimson
fruit, while little farther on CLEANS
out a crystal stream that flows d.
rectly by the old church. Looking
in the opposite direction. the land.
scsps is rendered more perfect by the